African Tusker Dark 500g
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Premium coffee African Tusker Dark is 100 % Arabica from Kenya. It tastes of caramel and is complemented by fresh fruity notes of melon or peach and has a higher caffeine content. The pack size is 500 g.
EAN: 4742024881178
Code: AFTUD500
Description
A strong, medium-dark roast blend of African Tusker Dark from Kenya that is just made for coffee enjoyment. This 100% Arabica gets you through with a higher caffeine content and a more intense bitter flavour with notes of sweet caramel and refreshing melon and peach.
Select coffee African Tusker Pure Dark is ideal for espresso. It is also suitable as a base for cappuccino or cafe latte.
This uniquely Kenyan coffee is sourced directly from local farmers who, in addition to their years of knowledge and experience, put a part of themselves into growing the coffee. They are therefore able to get the best out of each bean.
Roasting: dark
Pack size is 500 g.
Flavour Profile
Caramel
Peach
Watermelon
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Basic information
Brand
EAN
4742024881178
Form of Coffee
Coffee beans
A type of coffee
100% Arabica
Roasting
Dark
Country
Africa
Weight
500g
Flavour profile
Caramel, Peach, Watermelon
Distributor
EUKA s.r.o., Oslobodenia 893/14, 028 01 Trstená
Quantity in carton
8 pcs
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